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Slack.com slash DHQ. So I want to talk about this new game, Cyberpunk 2077. This is not

a review. It's actually just something I want to talk about about the way the game is

being greeted. This is an RPG role-playing game that is based on a pen and paper role-playing

game that was kind of like Dungeons and Dragons. This takes place in Night City, a fictionalized

dystopian city in California, although why you would need to fictionalize a dystopian city

in California when you could just pick one. I don't know. One of the things about this

game is you can choose your character, not only choose your character, but you can choose

your character's genitals. I'm just imagining what it would be like to have a 13-year-old

boy choosing his characters, genitals, if a 13-year-old boy could invent himself as a character

with female genitals, he would never leave his own room. I remember when I was 12 having

discussions about how how do women never leave the room when they could just sit and admire

themselves and touch themselves. I think that that's what they're going to be playing

into, but they think what they're going to be playing into is this wonderful, woke transgenreism.

Well, nothing, nothing, as you should know, as of course you know, is ever enough for the

woke. You can never be woke enough because the point of being woke is to be woker than

thou. Even though they have these transgender characters all over the place and you can

make your character transgender, which I just, I mean, the idea of 13-year-old boys in a room

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